Brazil: Temer asks for his investigation to continue

His lawyers say that a secret recording that appears to incriminate him has been edited 70 times.
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President Temer was secretly recorded by Joesley Batista, president of Brazilian giant meat-packing firm JBS, during a late-night, unscheduled meeting.
The wealthy businessman made the recording as part of a plea bargain with the prosecutor’s office.
On the tape, Mr Temer seems to signal his approval for illegal payments to the former speaker of the lower house of Congress, Eduardo Cunha, who was jailed for corruption last year.
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Many expected the president to resign once the contents of the tape were made public.